Outdoor Poverty Paradox (my work, research and lived experience made visual) #inclusion #diversity #outdoors #OutdoorEducation #OutdoorLearning #poverty #CostOfLivingCrisis

For anyone with an interest in cycling in Cornwall, this is a must for thinking/talking through about how we can make cycling better, safer, and more accessible. https://t.co/JuqrRjbNcL

@ElvyCurious @JennyAThatcher My dad was born in the east-end of London in the 1920s and got taken into the country by some sort of ‘ragged schoolchild’ charity. Those charities have gone but so has the welfare state and full employment - going into the country is impossible for those in poverty.

I’m not trying to be a wimp, but what is going to take a long time to heal in my heart personally is the videos of parents with their kids screaming “Pakis out!” In the streets of England and Ireland. 2024…what a disgrace man.

FANCY A CAMP OUT WITH US?! A mini Adventure for you and your family in Bodmin. Message me to let me know you want to join us so I can book you a place and buy enough food for everyone. Some camping kit available to borrow. Limited places.

Disappointing to see racism and xenophobia in prominent birders' tweets, so let's clap back and highlight the brilliant work of Flock Together, who are doing such a great job of challenging the underrepresentation of the black community in ornithology! https://t.co/vfCzkovomp

There are lots of layers to the work we do, most of it is never seen. I am so grateful that Ali has found a way to describe her relationship to the world & hopefully now feels she belongs outdoors, on adventures & in nature. https://t.co/5zrgsTt8Z5

Unconscious bias (which is rubbish anyway) isn't unconscious if you know about it. So here goes... yet again. I've only watched about half an hour of gymnastics so far, but I've clocked "elegant, graceful, elegant and smooth, full of grace, etc." for white gymnasts and...

More people are in material deprivation compared to before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new @TheIFS analysis funded by JRF. This means more people are struggling to heat their homes, keep up with their bills or went without a range of other items and services 🔽 (1/4)

What to Look for in Summer, 1960. “A couple of starlings with their maturing brood are perched on this roof of stone slabs” Artist: CF Tunnicliffe

Here is my new short film about the heritage of Romany Gypsies! It’s about what you can see and what you can’t: the landscape that exists only in the eyes of those with the stories passed down to them. Written, filmed, and composed by me. ✌🏼❤️ https://t.co/kDl3X4itE5

School children in #Cornwall are getting a go at mountain biking 🚵‍♂️ through the Cornwall Bicycle Project @cornwall_active @BodminCollege @BCLearningHub @BritishCycling If you missed the Breakfast article with @ChurchfieldJE have a listen here ⤵️ https://t.co/QtRKTSgSMp

Bank Vole, Harvest Mouse, Wood Mouse. Artist: John Leigh-Pemberton (1971)

My Mistle Thrush in #Greenwich. Painted as part of a local campaign to overturn the Council’s reckless decision to sell off a wildlife refuge and valued community space to developers. Sadly, the Mistle Thrushes that lived here lost their home ➡️ https://t.co/bGqT5l1xK0

ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE A role play strategy day. 4 sets of kit given. Food,kellykettle,rope,tarps,items useful for survival. 3 requests allowed for either kit, questions or help. 1staid given when infected by a zombie, Tasks, riddles, questions given in exchange for more useful kit.

Is your child texting about wetlands? Don’t panic, we’re here to help you decipher what the 🦆 they’re saying:

SUPER PROUD! Our Outdoor Youth Leader crew who supported&led woodland activity for 58 Reception and Nursery children,staff &parent vols, from St. Mary's School,Bodmin. Youth team were so inspiring that Reception children told us they wanted to work with us when they were older!

Our town is building another space in the Park that is likely to be dominated by boys and young men. To add to the skate park & MUGA we will now get a pump track. @MakeSpaceforGi1 what can we do to support girls in our town. We offer a weekly outdoor youth club. That helps but...

This is what our teenage girls want. Hanging in hammocks in the wilder area of Rowntree Park - chat, relax and take in nature. As well as our ‘Make Space for Girls’ Festival of events, we have been running weekly woodland hangouts for over two years and they are well loved!